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Mani Djazmi
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By Mani Djazmi| BBC Sport Verified Former Manchester City boss Roberto Mancini has reached a joint agreement with the Saudi Arabian Football Federation to end his contract as national team manager. Mancini, 59, endured a difficult time as Saudi Arabia manager, a role he having left as Italy head coach weeks earlier. On the eve of Saudi Arabia's opening match at the Asian Cup in January, he said that three players had been dropped because they allegedly wanted to pick and choose which games to play.
FEATURE: The Air Crash And The Underdogs - A Triumph For A Lost Generation – The Standard Newspaper | Gambia
By Mani Djazmi| The Standard (Gambia) Verified By Mani DjazmiFor those watching on the beach on the morning of Wednesday, 28 April 1993, the first bodies were revealed by the rising sun. Fishermen searched in and out of creeks, divers went out in boats and a helicopter hovered overhead. By lunchtime, black kit bags, wreckage and the remains of 24 of the 30 people aboard the plane had been reclaimed from the Atlantic Ocean and brought ashore in Gabon. No more bodies would be found.
By Mani Djazmi| BBC Sport Verified Former Manchester City boss Roberto Mancini has reached a joint agreement with the Saudi Arabian Football Federation to end his contract as national team manager. Mancini, 59, endured a difficult time as Saudi Arabia manager, a role he having left as Italy head coach weeks earlier. On the eve of Saudi Arabia's opening match at the Asian Cup in January, he said that three players had been dropped because they allegedly wanted to pick and choose which games to play.
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BBC World Service
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